Entering a film into a festival or award show, despite high application costs, meant access to live audiences, but more importantly, to producing powers that could provide a future budget or a distribution deal engineered by expert marketers.
11 It could be possible to reduce these high application costs without negatively impacting on funding decisions.
In the sensitivity analyses the effect of higher applications costs (€9.60 instead of €4.80 per vaccination) was calculated.
Currently, the drawbacks of robotic total stations include the high investment and application costs and its limited capability to track only one point at a particular time.
No doubt part of the reason that the public health and non-profit sector has stayed away is due to ICANN, which although it calls itself non-profit has set the price of gTLDs too high for most: gTLD applications cost an initial US$185,000 and $25,000 annually thereafter, not including the technical infrastructure, expertise, and costs to act as a domain registry operator [ 13, 14].
Although the latter two classes are applicable to genome-scale promoter sequences in principle, the high computational cost prohibits application of the first class to large-scale data, despite the fact that motif discovery is the only way if we have no prior knowledge of other species or known motifs.
Application-level multi-tenancy is an architectural approach for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications which enables high operational cost efficiency by sharing one application instance among multiple customer organizations (the so-called tenants).
However, for large area applications, the high cost and delicate manufacturing processes are the major challenges faced by the prior-art technologies.
PCM storage increases the overall energy efficiency for many applications, however, high cost and complex phase change phenomena in blends often undermine the benefits.
